Hey Group Five!!! It's me, Mrs. Daly! Where are all of you??? Hope to hear from you soon! If you're unsure where to start, check out some of the comments some of the other groups have posted! Good luck, and I can't wait read your posts!!! :)
Hey guys waz up?!?! The Navigator, in my opinion, seemed a little odd. What did you guys think of the book? In all young adult books and/or movies, the bad guy either gets brought to justice or is killed. In the Navigator, Johnston (a HARSH commander) is thought to have died when he and his Q-car falls off a cliff. What parts, if any, are confusing to you? --Tyler :-)
Plus did anyone get why The Harsh were just teens? It really didn't make sense. Throughout the book they seemed like ancient beings or something like that. My mental image of them was really just like giant ghostly beings with no faces and did anyone get how Owen's room turned out to be an important place and the chest being the Great Machine?
Sorry to post so much in one time but I guess it makes up for not posting during break. For the prejudice essay I think I'll write about the holocaust because of me being German (I've gotten some "comments" about my nationality) and I think people should know that people are prejudiced all the time. :-(
my favorite part in the navigator was when the puissance was set back to regular and he went back home to figure out he had the key all along i though that was really ironic and sort of funnny altogether i thought it was a good book it was very interesting
Hey Group Five!!! It's me, Mrs. Daly! Where are all of you??? Hope to hear from you soon! If you're unsure where to start, check out some of the comments some of the other groups have posted! Good luck, and I can't wait read your posts!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHey guys waz up?!?!
ReplyDeleteThe Navigator, in my opinion, seemed a little odd. What did you guys think of the book? In all young adult books and/or movies, the bad guy either gets brought to justice or is killed. In the Navigator, Johnston (a HARSH commander) is thought to have died when he and his Q-car falls off a cliff.
What parts, if any, are confusing to you?
--Tyler :-)
Hey guys, why havnt you bloged yet?!?!
ReplyDeleteAny response to the questions i posted above??
Just to let u know, i wrote that above.
ReplyDelete--Tyler :-) ^_^
I thought The Navigator was very confusing and hard to understand. There were a lot of words that I didn't understand.
ReplyDelete--JULIAN
Yeah I didn't get why it ended so weirdly. Sorry I didn't post over break but I was confused because I wasn't there the class before break. :(
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Plus did anyone get why The Harsh were just teens? It really didn't make sense. Throughout the book they seemed like ancient beings or something like that. My mental image of them was really just like giant ghostly beings with no faces and did anyone get how Owen's room turned out to be an important place and the chest being the Great Machine?
ReplyDelete-Paul
Sorry to post so much in one time but I guess it makes up for not posting during break. For the prejudice essay I think I'll write about the holocaust because of me being German (I've gotten some "comments" about my nationality) and I think people should know that people are prejudiced all the time. :-(
ReplyDelete-Paul
my favorite part in the navigator was when the puissance was set back to regular and he went back home to figure out he had the key all along i though that was really ironic and sort of funnny altogether i thought it was a good book it was very interesting
ReplyDeletejames (^^)